Space Flight: The Quick and Easy Way

A design proposal for a scaled-down, piloted three-stage space ship.

From the book "Worlds in Space"
by Martin Caidin
illustration by Fred L. Wolff
(1954)

The Great Zeiss Projector

The Great Zeiss Projector at Hayden Planetarium

from The Mystery of Other Worlds Revealed, 1952

Can Man Explore the Moon?

"here, a famous artist shows his idea of the equipment needed for moon exploration."

From the Natural Museum of Natural History: a painting by A. Leydenfrost
(The Mystery of Other Worlds Revealed, 1952)

Interplanetary Tour Application

"Realistically produced, with sound effects and accurate star positions,
the planetarium's tour of outer space is both educational and prophetic."
From The Mystery of Other Worlds Revealed, 1952

Travelers of Space

From Travelers of Space

edited by Martin Greenberg
illustrations by Edd Cartier
published by Gnome Press, 1951
400 pages

Contents:

1. Foreword, by Martin Greenberg
2. Introduction, by Willy Ley
3. "The Rocketeers Have Shaggy Ears", by Keith Bennett
4. "Christmas Tree", by Christopher S. Youd
5. "The Forgiveness of Tenchu Taen", by Frederic Arnold Kummer
6. "Episode on Dhee Minor", by Harry Walton
7. "The Shape of Things", by Ray Bradbury
8. "Columbus Was a Dope", by Lyle Monroe (pseudonym for Robert A. Heinlein)
9. "Attitude", by Hal Clement
10. "The Ionian Cycle", by William Tenn
11. "Trouble on Tantalus", by P. Schuyler Miller
12. "Placet Is a Crazy Place", by Fredric Brown
13. "Action on Azura", by Robertson Osborne
14. "The Rull", by A. E. van Vogt
15. "The Double Dyed Villains", by Poul Anderson
16. "Bureau of Slick Tricks", by H. B. Fyfe
17. "Life on Other Worlds", by Edd Cartier
18. "The Interstellar Zoo", by David A. Kyle
19. Science Fiction Dictionary

An anthology collection of science fiction short stories on the subject of intelligent life forms from interplanetary to intergalactic. The stories originally appeared in the pulp magazines Planet Stories, Astounding, Thrilling Wonder Stories and Startling Stories.The high-light of this book are Edd Cartier's colorfully illustrated "Life on Other Worlds" section with an accompanying descriptive story by David Kyle, "The Interstellar Zoo."